Here is the complete traceback..sorry about that though.
I used the run button and entered in "C:\email.txt" for the msgfile
parameter thats used for input
This email.txt file has a zip file attached to it and is all in text,
so hopefully I am working with the correct input file. I used the pop3
"scrimp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Im using the winpython IDE to run that script for the unpacking the
> email. The usage says unpackmail [options] msgfile. I type unpackmail
> -d filename and it gives me a syntax error. What modifications did u do
> to that mo
scrimp wrote:
> OK i got past that syntax error I think. This is the error I am getting
> nowAttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower' All
> Im reading is a text file of the email message with an attachment --zip
> file
Always post a *complete* traceback, with the line numbers
OK i got past that syntax error I think. This is the error I am getting
nowAttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower' All
Im reading is a text file of the email message with an attachment --zip
file
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Im using the winpython IDE to run that script for the unpacking the
email. The usage says unpackmail [options] msgfile. I type unpackmail
-d filename and it gives me a syntax error. What modifications did u do
to that module to make it work?
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> How would I go about retriving an email message and stripping out the
> attachment into a file. I have seen examples where they would read in
> the file and delete the attachment and replace it with text saying that
> the attac
How would I go about retriving an email message and stripping out the
attachment into a file. I have seen examples where they would read in
the file and delete the attachment and replace it with text saying that
the attachment was removed.
For testing purposes Im using a pop3 server to receive mes
